Projects using TrellusProjects using TrellusPremium Garage — Automotive Management Dashboard 🚘
A premium automotive dashboard concept designed to bring vehicle management, performance data, maintenance, and garage activity into one connected digital experience.
The goal was to combine a luxury automotive aesthetic with a data-rich interface that still feels clean and easy to navigate. The concept explores both light and dark modes, using warm gold accents, spacious layouts, and strong vehicle imagery to create a premium feel.
Special attention was given to:
• a clear dashboard hierarchy that keeps the vehicle and its key data at the center;
• performance insights including top speed, acceleration, drivetrain, and power 📊;
• a structured garage experience for managing multiple vehicles;
• maintenance tracking with recent activity and upcoming service information 🔧;
• quick access to Garage, Catalog, Inventory, Performance, Transactions, and Settings;
• premium membership and upgrade touchpoints integrated naturally into the interface;
• light and dark themes that maintain the same visual hierarchy and premium character 🌗;
• mobile layouts redesigned around vehicle cards rather than simply shrinking the desktop dashboard;
• compact filters and bottom navigation for faster mobile interaction 📱;
• a consistent gold accent system used for active states, CTAs, performance indicators, and key actions.
The result is a polished automotive product experience that turns complex vehicle information into a structured, premium, and easy-to-navigate interface.
Looking to create an automotive platform, management dashboard, or data-heavy digital product?
Let’s turn complex functionality into an experience users actually enjoy using 🚀 Sureflow — Plumbing & Gas Specialist Landing Page
Plumbing is an emergency-adjacent industry — half the people landing on this site have water actively going somewhere it shouldn't. So Sureflow's design had to do two things at once: feel calm and professional for someone comparing quotes, and get someone in a genuine emergency to the phone number in under five seconds.
The hero photo does a lot of the "professional" work on its own — two real people, a branded van, a tablet mid-conversation — while the "Schedule a Service Now" form sits as a clean white card cut directly into the teal hero, immediately actionable without needing a scroll. Google star ratings appear early too, right below the fold, four separate short reviews rather than one long testimonial, because for a trade business, volume of proof reads more convincing than a single polished quote.
The water-drop shape from the logo becomes a running visual motif — it wraps around team photos as a soft background shape, sits behind the "Contact us for upfront pricing" banner, reappears at the free-safety-check section — small thing, but it ties a fairly text-heavy, section-heavy page back to the brand every time the eye lands on a new block. The six-service grid (Safety Checks, Taps & Sink Installation, Hot Water & Gas Servicing, Appliance Installs) uses real on-the-job photos instead of icons, because a homeowner deciding whether to book wants to see the actual work, not an abstract pictogram.
Two small sections do real conversion work: a 3-step "Locate → Identify → Remove" breakdown that turns "we fix blocked drains" into something that sounds like an actual method, not a vague promise, and an "Emergency Callouts" block that's deliberately more urgent in tone — burst pipes, blocked toilets, gas leaks — set apart from the calmer sections around it.
Thanks for scrolling through this one 🙌 
